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Tuesday 19 November 2024
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Wawa set to open first three stores in Georgia to kick off expansion plan

The 2024 store grand openings will each feature special events officially introducing Wawa to the community, details on Wawa’s expansion plans and a welcome to all new customers, local officials and charity partners

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WAWA, Pa., USA – Wawa, a privately held, associate and family-owned chain of more than 1,080 convenience retail stores currently operating in eight states and Washington, D.C., has opened its doors in Georgia to bring its unique food and beverage offer, store experience and community commitment to new communities across the state!

On Nov. 14, the Company opened its first Georgia store located at 1401 Tallahassee Hwy, Bainbridge, GA 39819. Before the end of 2024, Wawa will open two more stores located at US 341 & Community Road, Brunswick, GA, 31520, and 356 West Orange Street Jesup, GA, 31545.

“It’s official – Wawa is opening our doors to serve our newest friends and neighbors in Georgia!” said Brian Schaller, President of Wawa.

“We are thrilled to open three stores this year to bring our investment in Georgia to life. These events will also give us the opportunity to share a little bit about our history and culture that is what makes Wawa such an ideal fit for communities here. Over the next few years, we will be continuing to expand and invest in the region as we build new stores and connect with new customers in more Georgia communities.”

The 2024 store grand openings will each feature special events officially introducing Wawa to the community, details on Wawa’s expansion plans and a welcome to all new customers, local officials and charity partners.

During the events, Wawa and The Wawa Foundation will also announce new commitments and support to community organizations. At the three openings this year, contributions will be made to Second Harvest of Georgia and Second Harvest of Coastal Georgia to support local initiatives as well as provide relief from recent impact of Hurricane Helene. Grants from the Wawa Foundation will total $30,000 in support to the food banks.

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